Sample question: How will the last generation know it is the last generation?
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The keyboard uses different switch mechanisms than the last generation.
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I think that was the downfall of the last generation.
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Last generation, I played almost everything on my Xbox 22006.
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The last generation of Supreme Court confirmation fights aren't reassuring.
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The last generation Vega GPU was based on a 225nm process.
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The last generation, Kaby Lake R, first arrived in August 2017.
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"We're like the last generation to still use Facebook," Acharya said.
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I'm probably the last generation that's had both sides, you know?
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Over the last generation, Republicans have gained strength in rural areas.
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Russia's millennials may be the country's last generation of cigarette smokers.
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Much of the fall-off has occurred in just the last generation.
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The basics of the oven are the same as the last generation.
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He may be the last generation to call this tiny gem home.
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We're the last generation to straddle both worlds, when you weren't connected.
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Materials and finish are a solid step up from the last generation.
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Her daughter was among the last generation born inside the ancient city.
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Few franchises garnered a more hardcore fandom last generation than Mass Effect.
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"I don't want to be the last generation that had an SPD."
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"We are the last generation that can act to save the planet."
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Millennials live differently from the last generation, and we eat differently, too.
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The policy mistakes of the last generation have proven this all too well.
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Pew Research Center has charted trends in party identification over the last generation.
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The last-generation 5-series was a handsome car, well-proportioned and conservative.
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The once vast and unifying middle class has eroded over the last generation.
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"We are the last generation who stayed with their parents," said Mr. Brown.
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Today's college age students might be the last generation raised using books to study.
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The camera system is like the last generation of 3D game design never happened.
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The baby boomers were the last generation to have one career and one employer.
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Nvidia's last-generation GTX cards simply don't have the microarchitecture to use those features.
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The last generation iPad Mini 299 beats the Fire HD 8 on most metrics.
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Even then, the noise was more remote and muffled than in the last generation.
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"It was the last generation who knew Uncle Walt, so to speak," Dini says.
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Over the last generation, Sony started building and selling key technologies as a supplier.
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The basic answer is that the party has become radicalized over the last generation.
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I'll be honest, I wasn't a huge fan of typing on the last generation MacBook.
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Its orcas will be the last generation at its parks, the organization announced in March.
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I'd driven the last generation of the GT2000, which went out of production in 2500.
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Changes are more than cosmetic as range and power are improved from the last generation.
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Only Japan has maintained solid strategic focus on Chinese power ambition over the last generation.
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The question is, are we the last generation to go outside as we know it?
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The most affordable premium-quality smartphone around comes from the last generation of Nexus phones.
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The indications are that the financial market has not significantly changed in the last generation.
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Sony's last-generation XM2s matched the QC35s for noise cancellation and bested them on audio quality.
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For example, the last generation of broadband access replaced CDs with more energy-efficient digital music.
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In contrast, the iPhone's take on the idea looks very much like a last-generation camera.
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If reproduction were ever to cease, the last generation would get nothing out of the scheme.
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From the looks of it, the hardware is an all-around upgrade for the last generation.
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I think it will be and I'm especially fond of the last-generation Surface Pro 4.
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At least the last generation Apple Watch Series 1 starts at $269 (for the 38mm model).
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Most rumors have pegged it with the last-generation A8 chip and an 8-megapixel camera.
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The dash design, in general, is largely unchanged from the design of the last generation GTI.
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That meant the orcas in the park's care would be its last generation of killer whales.
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Over the last generation, capitalism has produced the greatest reduction in global income inequality in history.
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Over the last generation, the most powerful people in this country have gotten way more powerful.
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We're also the last generation with the opportunity to influence the course of many of those changes.
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Iger will protect his legacy "as one of the best CEOs in the last generation," Nathan said.
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AMD's last generation of desktop chips was disappointing, and has been largely relegated to low-end computers.
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The thing is, that would have been true of the last generation of Petcube cameras as well.
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In the last generation, the United States has experienced a revolution in how this corporate control works.
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Apple says the H203 chip offers a number of benefits over the W1 chip in the last generation.
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The 2018 Kindle Paperwhite is an upgraded version of the best-selling last generation e-reader, now waterproof.
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If you look across African Americans, you've had a middle class do extremely well over the last generation.
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Only then could this generation be the last generation that lives in a nation plagued by gun violence.
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Even after a brief demo, I can confirm that it is indeed more comfortable than the last generation.
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" Last generation, he added, "it was film footage of dogs sicced on peaceful demonstrators…[and] we're back again.
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The new iPad will cost schools the same $299 (and $329 for regular consumers) as the last generation.
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Responsiveness has been improved since the last generation, though like the joystick it takes some getting used to.
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She also represents that last generation of senators who were defined by their embrace of bipartisanship and statesmanship.
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The camera, on the other hand, isn't bad, though the experience isn't hugely improved over the last generation.
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That has allowed our state's economy to thrive over the last generation even when the nation's economy stagnated.
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"America was, until this last generation, a white country designed for ourselves and our posterity," Mr. Spencer thundered.
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Just within the last generation, there's been a great deal of difference in cooking more than ever before.
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We are the last generation of decision makers that can act in time to avoid a planetary catastrophe.
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Real estate prices in England are among the highest in Europe and have soared over the last generation.
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They are part of the last generation of hitters who despised striking out, before it became relatively acceptable.
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"Only then could this generation be the last generation that lives in a nation plagued by gun violence."
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That means those who spent an arm and a leg on the last generation will continue to get updates.
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Instead of disrupting the sector, the last generation of real estate technology companies primarily improved efficiencies of existing processes.
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For a glimpse of what that may mean look at the continent's last generation of political entrants: Green parties.
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For most users that should mean around the same battery life they would have gotten with the last generation.
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But over the last generation, the mother sauces have fallen out of favor with home cooks and professionals alike.
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The reality is that Democratic party policies, narratives, and strategies, for the last generation were part of the problem.
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The share of young companies less than a year old has declined by almost half in the last generation.
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Although D'Angelo is optimistic that a breakthrough will occur in his lifetime, so was the last generation of physicists.
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The problem, of course, is that economic inequality has been on the rise for at least the last generation.
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The weather-sealed design is almost untouched from last generation, though it's more capable in the image quality department.
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When the last generation of the Corvette launched in 2014, sales were roughly split between manual and automatic versions.
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The semiotics of the scene are as complex as those of the last generation who hosted the dance balls.
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Over the last generation, globalization, technological advancements and regulatory policies have allowed the richest Americans to accumulate unprecedented wealth.
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This model starts at the same price, $260, but it has a few improvements over the last-generation iPad.
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But man, the thing hurt to put in and take out, outdoing Apple's last generation free buds for discomfort levels.
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That particular engine is about 16% more efficient than the last generation of engines that we were building with E2500.
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Over the last generation, liberals have become increasingly emboldened in their denunciations of America's founders, says Yale historian Steven Pincus.
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As we've seen before, the Korean tech giant is keeping with much the same design language as the last generation.
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Anyone building software in the last generation has seen the open-source movement and benefited from many open-source projects.
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The best thing that came out of the last generation of consoles wasn't actually a video game, it was Kinect.
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On the one hand, those that were behind in the last generation are eager not to repeat the same fate.
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Based on my experiences with other Bentley cars, including the last-generation Continental GT, I bet I'd probably prefer it.
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It made the last generation waterproof in an elegant way, without the need for little rubber flaps on each port.
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For its own part, AMD claims that the new Ryzen chips will offer dramatically improved performance over its own last generation of laptop chips, with up to 200 percent more CPU performance (for multicore use) and up to 128 percent better GPU performance, although AMD's last generation of chips weren't exactly computational powerhouses to start.
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Trump has repeatedly upbraided the last generation of Washington politicians for the Iraq War, which he sees as an expensive disaster.
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If we're just talking about image quality difference between the last generation of iPhone and this one—I can't see them.
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Razer says the laptop should have the same thermal performance as the last generation, even with overclocking and the faster RAM.
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Where technology and economics collide Over the last generation, there's been a big shift in the way people find news stories.
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The last generation of iPhone saw the removal of the Home Button, so its removal from the new iPad seems likely.
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I think we were the last generation who didn't have to tweet or refresh or Instagram every moment of our lives.
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"We are the first generation to experience climate change and we are the last generation who can stop it," he said.
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The company said that the 24 "killer whales" that currently comprise its roster across three parks would be its last generation.
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Inflation has been very low for a long time, and it has been trending downward for most of the last generation.
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Are there any things you think we have learned from the last generation of clean tech investments that doesn't work well?
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"We're the last generation that can do something about this," he tells me—and by this he means the climate crisis.
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Razer claims its bezels are 60-percent thinner than the last generation and that the surface area over all is smaller.
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Yet while it's thinner and lighter than the last generation, it's pretty big and bulky compared to most other standalone tablets.
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I can already tell that this is much less fiddly than the last generation, which could be a pain to balance.
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To be fair, Kipchoge, 34, is an otherworldly talent who has beaten the best in the world in last-generation shoes.
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This means that they can study the last generation of dinosaurs as well as the flora and fauna that survived them.
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Critic's Notebook She's still among the very last generation of movie actors for whom stardom and skill seem scarily, thrillingly natural.
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The good news is that Samsung's hardware advances have kept the footprint roughly the size of the last generation of devices.
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The last generation 10703 card, the GTX 1060, was priced at $250 for a 6GB version and $200 for a 3GB version.
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The actual screen and audio jack are the same as the last generation, but they've been tweaked slightly after feedback from THX.
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Also, the phone isn't as ruggedized this year, so LG isn't catering to the legitimate audience that purchased the last-generation device.
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The disappointing part is that Nintendo is rumored to be using Nvidia's last-generation Maxwell technology, rather than its new Pascal stuff.
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The cameras do seem significantly better than those on the last generation of Nexus devices, and the shutter speed was impressively fast.
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Conrad, Ms Jasanoff writes, "belonged to the last generation of seafarers who worked primarily on sailing ships", which he called "the aristocracy".
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My generation is the last generation to have come of age in the United States without positive mainstream representation of transgender people.
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Because of his tireless efforts, he may be among the last generation of scientists who are not able to touch the moon.
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The ZenWatch 3 looks quite a lot like the most powerful of the last generation of Android Wear watches, the Huawei Watch.
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The current list of backwards compatible games is already dense with last-generation classics: Castle Crashers, Just Cause 2, Red Dead Redemption.
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With the popularity of HD remasters across both this and last generation, we've been able to see something similar happening within games.
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"We're kind of the last generation that is in touch with the people who worked directly with Balanchine and Robbins," he said.
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I count myself lucky to be part of the last generation before the internet, because it gives you a sense of independence.
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SeaWorld announced Thursday that it is ending its orca breeding program, making the 29 orcas currently in captivity the park's last generation.
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The same goes for the screen and camera — from a hardware perspective, we're dealing with largely the same components as the last generation.
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Photo: Patrick Lucas Austin (Gizmodo)Inside the HMD is the soul of a smartphone, a last-generation Snapdragon 821 processor, to be specific.
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Engineers agonized over presentation, particularly the way the home screen appears — one of the areas where the last generation took hits from critics.
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SeaWorld just announced that the company will end its breeding program and that this will be the last generation of orcas in captivity.
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Apple calls it a "third-generation" butterfly keyboard, but the main change between these laptops and the last generation is that they're quieter.
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Photography is a tricky medium to assess since in the last generation it has been theorized to within an inch of its life.
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I was like, this is a Star Wars that isn't being made for the last generation of Star Wars fans, which is cool.
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If you're willing to live with a last-generation processor, you can get more bang for your buck by purchasing last year's model.
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He is a proud member of the last generation of pitchers who worked 22014 innings in a season, having done so four times.
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And in the last generation of Street Fighter, it was taking a backseat to technical skill, according to Capcom Associate Producer Peter Rosas.
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The outlook for last-generation tech companies is often grim as their products become commonplace, rivals find alternatives to problems and margins shrink.
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"The astronomical growth in wealth over the last generation has fueled merely an interest in treating art as a financial asset," he wrote.
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The same TruePic VIII image processor from last generation also makes a return, so you won't be getting a huge leap in capabilities.
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I am the last generation who really remembers those Southern women; they had an elegance and nobility, and a real charm and style.
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Economic View Poor and working-class Americans have fallen behind over the last generation, receiving few of the gains of an expanding economy.
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If nobody else does and collectively decides to call them "the teenyboppers" or "the scourge" or "the last generation ever," that's fine too.
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PIRRO: You know, I was just reading an article that said that millennials today have like 163% less income than the last generation did.
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In a time when the world has lost 60 percent of its wild animal populations in the last generation we had better wake up.
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Young kids, they don't want to wear what their parents wore, so it's really hard for a specialty store to last generation to generation.
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According to Huawei, the new chip offers a 75 percent performance improvement over the last generation, with a 58 percent improvement in power efficiency.
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The last-generation Miata was also available with a retractable hardtop, but it was shaped like a solid version of the standard fabric roof.
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And then they look at you, who's been at the very top of national politics for most of the last generation, 25 years really.
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The marine park announced yesterday it's ending its orca breeding program -- meaning the whales in SeaWorld's care will be the last generation enclosed there.
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As mentioned, the device features a 10.2-inch display, which is a little bigger than the 9.7-inch display on the last-generation iPad.
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Wall Street and Silicon Valley, which have become far more powerful and wealthy over the last generation or two, would be more like it.
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The orcas in SeaWorld's care are the last generation of the mammals to be enclosed at the water parks, the company said in 2016.
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Leica says it removed the video feature simply because customers weren't using it, even though it was just added in for the last generation.
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It is loyalty, though, to the Trump voter and to all of those who have struggled in a stagnant economy for the last generation.
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Annoyingly, Sennheiser's rated battery life for the third-generation Momentum Wireless has taken a bit of a dip compared to its last-generation headphones.
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Ever since the last generation of satellites and launch systems were developed, reusable rockets along with smaller and lower cost satellite systems became viable.
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We are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change, and we are the last generation that can do something about it.
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There are a lot of people taking it upon themselves to change that, so maybe this will be the last generation of such gross inequality.
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She is, essentially, part of the last generation of child stars to find fame before dissecting the lives of famous people online became a sport.
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Nvidia's last generation, the 10-series, came out about two years ago and is still available today, and it's still plenty fast for most games.
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Maybe — hopefully — in retrospect we'll also look back at this time, chortling at how naively arrogant we were for believing we'd be the last generation.
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The researchers also found that neighborhoods that fostered opportunities for the last generation are likely to be more successful for the next generation as well.
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Battery life will still be around 10 hours, and keep the same 12 megapixel rear camera and 7 megapixel rear camera as the last generation.
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Now there's a third generation of the Kindle Oasis, which isn't very different from the last generation apart from having a backlight with adjustable warmth.
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The M2 Competition makes do with a last-generation version of BMW's iDrive infotainment system, which is perfectly usable but not exciting or cutting edge.
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In addition, more than half the students going to publicly funded schools in the city attend charter schools, which have proliferated in the last generation.
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Especially on the upstream side of the aisle, where 3 Mbps is starting to look notably last-generation in the face of symmetrical, gigabit connections.
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Contrast Bill Clinton and Obama with the Democrats who have lost a presidential election over the last generation: Hillary Clinton, John Kerry and Al Gore.
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Americans used to be entrepreneurial, but there has been a decline in start-ups as a share of all business activity over the last generation.
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With a library containing upwards of 1,300 games from the current and last generation, you'll never run out of things to play on your system.
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Because either we stand up now and take action, or we'll just have to leave it to the last generation of whites to deal with.
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Little noticed by mainstream America, Iranian Americans have founded, funded or been deeply involved in some of the greatest tech success stories of the last generation.
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But it's still astounding that something you could barely pull off with the last generation of desktop GPUs is now available on a 15-inch laptop.
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Instead, they are focused on acquiring smaller companies to keep pace with consumers' increasing preference for small brands over the larger ones the last generation preferred.
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If you live along the coast, your city could be one of them -- meaning you could be part of the last generation to call it home.
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This is a salutary change from the last generation of Republican politicians who seemed to think that they could persuade voters with spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations.
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The documents are yet another black eye for Boeing, which touted the Max as a capable successor to the last generation of its bestselling 737 planes.
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For this clear and well-researched rendering of the history of New York City art protests of the last generation, ultimately, Whitewalliing is an important book.
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At 24 years old, London-based artist Mark Farid sees himself as part of perhaps the last generation that can remember a more private wired world.
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He was one of the last generation of fellows to live in college, and his life was entwined with his students' lives beyond the confines of lessons.
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"Philadelphia, Baltimore and these gilded cities of the last generation are now having their resurgence, their second moment, and we are really excited about them," Hall said.
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Unfortunately, for the last generation the reality is that Boston has not realized its huge potential for tech startups — at least in the software and Internet sectors.
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There are few franchises that made as much impact last generation as Mass Effect, which may help explain why there's so much anxiety over Mass Effect: Andromeda.
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I'm not sure on what planet a $1,500 laptop with only two USB-C ports, no SD card slot and last-generation processors is a great value.
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I love that it charges wirelessly, a feature that is available in Apple's brand new AirPods or through a new $79 case for the last-generation model.
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We put the Amazon Kindle Oasis (left) side-by-side with the last generation Kindle, the voyage, which is more than twice as thick — in some parts.
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We were the last generation not to have cell phones, not to have video games, not to have parents who worried if we strayed from the yard.
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Populism has fared well as a political strategy over the last generation — a period, not coincidentally, when living standards for most Americans have risen with frustrating slowness.
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Richard Gottlieb, the chief executive of Global Toy Experts and publisher of Global Toy News, discussed some of the Fingerling's craze-making predecessors over the last generation.
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There's a bit of a parallel with another innovation in economic policy of the last generation: the setting of a numerical target for inflation, typically 2 percent.
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All I know is that we are the last generation who will be able to meet Holocaust survivors in person, and I consider that a tremendous responsibility.
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Ms. Fang-od belongs to the last generation bearing a full set of traditional tattoos and is one of the few who remember how they were done.
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Even the bare-bones iPhone 8, the cheapest phone announced at the event, raises the price floor to $699, about $50 over the last generation of iPhones.
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But, as the memory of the Third Reich recedes and the last generation of perpetrators and victims dies out, the nation has begun to see itself differently.
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But despite the fact that they're easily the coolest of the bunch, the other witch-centric movies of the last generation didn't quite make the magic happen.
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The far-ranging conversation covered a lot of topics, including the new raid, the evolution of Destiny's endgame, the move away from last-generation consoles and plenty more.
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The X22500 isn't a huge upgrade over the Z25, but it's a major leap past the X2299 boards, which hosted the last generation of Intel's most extreme chips.
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The integrated HD 620 graphics built into the last generation of U Series processors is also getting rebranded to reflect that change in focus as UHD 620 graphics.
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Rodricks writes of an unspoken world of the last generation of people who fell victim to the poskem tradition, preserving their story for posterity, the publisher's note states.
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As in so many other areas, Trump is merely pressing to their logical conclusion ideas that have been advocated by the last generation of Republicans, albeit more subtly.
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More CEO turnover is expected as the last generation of leaders run out of room to grow using the established playbook of consolidation and focusing on emerging markets.
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"Puerto Rico is going to have to figure out how to fix the errors that it's made for the last generation on its own finances," Mr. Mulvaney said.
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Azul was founded by U.S. airline executive David Neeleman, who also founded JetBlue Airways, which was a launch customer and key customer for Embraer's last generation of jets.
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How did they, having just overseen the worst debacle in the last generation of their sport, plan to change things to ensure nothing like this would happen again?
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"I was the last generation to see it booming and prosperous, and people were employed," said Mr. Bonk, 53, the economic development consultant, who grew up in Johnstown.
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While the range of the new -9 and the last generation 777-300ER are comparable, the draw to the new aircraft is its efficiency and extra carrying capacity.
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"We are the first generation to feel the sting of climate change and we are the last generation, literally, who can do something about it," the governor said.
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She's still among the very last generation of movie performers — including Cotillard and Cate Blanchett, Winslet and Nicole Kidman — for whom stardom and skill seem scarily, thrillingly natural.
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The new MacBook Air starts at $1,199, about $100 cheaper than the baseline MacBook computer, but more expensive than the last generation of MacBook Air, which started at $999.
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Here's a promotional video showing how UFED Touch works: Update: Cellebrite's site describes the firm's ability to unlock Apple devices running the last-generation mobile operating system, iOS 8.
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But while the internal architecture may resemble the existing seventh-gen Kaby Lake lineup, there's some significant speed improvements compared to the last generation of up to 40 percent.
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I think progressives are skeptical that we should be as willing to do so as many foreign policy professionals were willing to do over the last generation or so.
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Half-Life 2 was several years old when the mod was released, approaching the twilight realm of last-generation graphics: too old to impress, too new to inspire nostalgia.
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That fear has subsided somewhat over the last generation, to the point where for many gays, something like the Orlando shooting might have seemed almost unthinkable, until it happened.
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"The last generation of Democratic leaders was liberal but practical," said John Pitney, a political scientist at Claremont McKenna College and a former spokesman for the Republican National Committee.
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You can understand Nolan's interest; born in London, in 1970, he belongs to what is probably the last generation to have been reared on the rousing fable of Dunkirk.
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"The Democratic Party has gotten a lot more united over the last generation," said Thad Kousser, who studies state and local politics at the University of California-San Diego.
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With African players flocking to western European soccer leagues in the last generation, Mr. Thomas used his art to link that with the colonization of Africa by European powers.
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But as winter approaches, the last generation, perhaps including the one you saw, do not breed, instead conserving resources for the long trip to warmer climes to the south.
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Ms. Capucilli, part of the last generation of dancers to be coached by Graham, performed with that troupe for over 25 years and later served as an artistic director.
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Like the company's last generation of smartphones, the Le Pro 3 and the Le S3 are Android-powered handsets that use USB Type-C and skip the headphone jack.
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The Series 4 isn't the kind of refresh that justifies upgrading from the last generation, especially given the $399 and $499 starting prices for the standard and LTE models, respectively.
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According to Trusted Reviews, the new noise-canceling microphone is definitely a big improvement over the last generation, although Corsair might not have mastered the art of comfort just yet.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 21869160+ review Interestingly the Note 21869159 marks a rare (albeit very slight) step down in screen size over the last generation, to a still-large 21869158-inches.
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While the last generation looked like a pretty standard Gear VR, the new generation leans into the sunglasses style even if they still fall a bit short of that size.
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While he and his father don't necessarily align on every political front, Goodlatte ended up having an inside seat for seeing political discourse and policymaking evolve over the last generation.
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They may be the last generation of 'rock' bands that can appeal to large enough audiences to warrant the size of these visuals, and the revenue to pay for them.
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"One reason I think it is particularly important for us to talk about this now is that we may be the last generation that can remember life before," Rosenstein said.
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The Supra's last generation before its revival — the MK IV — has reached icon status over the last 22 years, with clean, low-mileage examples sometimes fetching six figures at auction.
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They are the last generation of captive killer whales after the company announced in 2016 that it was ending its breeding program and would start phasing out the hallmark orca shows.
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Intel's 9th Gen Core processors are here, and, as expected, they're simply a refresh of the last generation of chips, with the same 14nm process the company's been using since 73.
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Google says the new Chromecast is 15 percent faster, which isn't much, but is apparently enough to add support for streaming 60fps video at 1080p, instead of 720p like last generation.
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To add in a bit of value perspective here: $1,399 is how much the Alienware 13 currently costs with its last-generation Intel Core i5 processor and a GeForce GTX 1050Ti.
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They are the last generation of captive killer whales after the company announced last year that it was ending its breeding program and would start phasing out their hallmark orca shows.
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If humanity can get its act together, the future could be unprecedentedly good; but if tribalism, ignorance, and myopic thinking continue to dominate, the last generation may already have been born.
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For the past two weeks, Apple's pro users have been extremely vocal about their issues with this computer's specs: its last-generation processors, lack of graphics power, and 16GB RAM maximum.
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The killer apps of the last generation were built by companies like Amazon for e-commerce, Google for search and advertising, Facebook for social, Uber for transportation and Netflix for entertainment.
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Photographer Esther Hessing and writer Sophieke Thurmer traveled to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (the area worst affected by radiation) to visit the "Samosely"—the last generation of a formerly thriving community.
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But the company has promised that it will discontinue breeding its orcas and stop obtaining new ones, meaning that its current set is the last generation to be housed at SeaWorld.
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Another addition to the T7 Touch is an indicator light that shows when the drive is plugged in and actively transmitting data, something that was bafflingly missing from the last generation.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensing framework, developed to support the last generation of reactors, should be updated to encourage and promote new investment in the next wave of advanced nuclear technology.
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It does look significantly better than FIFA did on last-generation systems, with 3D grass, physically based rendering, and its own approach to vibrant lighting that gives the game a distinct style.
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As with the last generation of iPhones, the standard iPhone 23 is still limited to a single rear camera, while the 2200 Plus and X sport dual 28-megapixel shooters in back.
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About a decade ago, as the last generation of video game consoles hit the market, a debate, or at least a question, proliferated among pop culture critics: Are video games really art?
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If reproduction were ever to cease, the last generation would get nothing out of the sequence, because there would be no subsequent generation to pay for their pension or buy their asset.
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All of this is identical to the last generation Air, but there's one change: both Airs have a new 13-inch Retina display with True Tone support, a first for the Air.
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Beyond just the Mac, the refreshed iPad Pro is such a leap forward from the last generation that it's good enough to throw in the running to replace the MacBook Air entirely.
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Design/Display By all accounts, the design language hasn't changed much since the last generation device — in fact, that's likely the reason DJ Koh thought he could go unnoticed using the phone.
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"The Last Generation" — a project about young people in the Marshall Islands by Frontline, The GroundTruth Project, the filmmaker Michelle Mizner and the reporter Katie Worth — was named interactive of the year.
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There is no reason at all to make any of it a referendum on the past, or to turn the conversation, again, toward the virtues that the last generation retroactively arrogates to itself.
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" In March, when SeaWorld announced that the killer whales currently in its care will be the last generation of the mammals enclosed at the water parks, the company said, "Why the big news?
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But for those improvements, you're going to be paying a lot more: the starting price is $4.853, whereas the last generation started at $299 and can now be found for well below that.
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Nvidia is also positioning the 1070 Ti as an upgrade specifically for the company's last-generation GTX 970 GPU, noting that the new card offers twice the performance of the popular older model.
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After holding off on the notch last generation, Samsung has skipped it over entirely, instead opting for the hole-punch camera design we recently noted would be all the rage in 2019 smartphones.
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As for the last-generation flagship iPhones (the 6S and 6S Plus), an AppleCare+ subscription will be the same pricing structure ($149 and $129), with the same policies as iPhone 7 AppleCare+ customers.
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"This may be the last generation of politicians in Cyprus who still want a settlement," a senior EU official said of the rapport between the two, who are both in their late 60s.
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And while plenty of publishers voiced their support for Xbox One X at Microsoft's press event (which showcased 42 new games), exclusives like the company boasted last generation were nowhere to be found.
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Older Kurdish political figures often declare, in talks with the state, that they are the last generation the government can have a dialogue with; the next one, they say, is far more radical.
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That doesn't mean the end of the music videos — if anything, the form is experiencing a creative revival — but of the last generation of stars who owe MTV any measure of their success.
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Perhaps that's why he talks the language of the Chinese, Russians, North Koreans and Iranians and has become a much more formidable foe to America's enemies than the last generation of U.S. presidents.
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The Wii U isn't much more powerful than the last-generation Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles, and the Wii was closer to the PlayStation 2 and original Xbox in terms of power.
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While the technology industry and its compensation practices have increased the region's income inequality over the last generation, taxing businesses, wealth or investments alone for affordable housing funds won't solve the housing issue.
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Had I become a writer then, instead of going to graduate school and becoming an academic, I would have been one of a dying breed, like one of the last generation of brontosaurus.
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The last generation of trained pilots, now in their early fifties, are keen to hear the rumble of engines again, while younger people on the site mull quitting due to their low wages.
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I would posit the theory that over the last generation, we've really, at all levels of government, taken a bit of a generational vacation from investing in our infrastructure in the proper way.
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Really, the new Nvidia driver support is just gravy on top, because the 1080 Ti didn't outstrip the last-generation 980 Ti by much in tests — which points to remaining bottlenecks in the setup.
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This Washington Post photo essay highlights two of her series: Resilients, in which Choumali examines "the ability to recover from adversity," and Haabre: The Last Generation, which deals with the vanishing practice of scarification.
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The Xbox One X shows what's possible when running last-generation games on modern hardware, and Sony would be nuts not to attempt something similar given how successful the PS4 turned out to be.
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The Moto G6 has been succeeded by the newer Moto G7, but this last-generation model is still a good deal if you want an affordable Android phone that works on every US carrier.
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As we found out with the RTX 2080 Max Q and the $2,999 MSI GS75, gaming laptops equipped with the new cards are considerably more expensive than laptops with the last generation cards were.
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Pricing is still TBA for both, but I'd expect them to be in line with the last generation, keeping the 7 Spin at under $1,000 and making them both pretty compelling models for students.
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"We are really in the last generation that's going to benefit from hearing directly from Holocaust survivors," Kia Hays, a program manager at the University of Southern California&aposs Shoah Foundation, told Fox News.
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"We will end all orca breeding programs — and because SeaWorld hasn't collected an orca from the wild in almost four decades, this will be the last generation of orcas in SeaWorld's care," he wrote.
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This would follow the pattern it established last generation when it released Fallout 3 followed by Fallout: New Vegas, another full game that used the same engine but not a full a numbered sequel.
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My friends and I were part of the last generation of black kids who could have gone all the way through high school and never seen a black couple kiss on the big screen.
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Mr. Brezenoff, an ally of Mr. de Blasio who was hailed in April by the mayor as "one of the great public servants in the last generation," said he believed the deal was unfair.
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Kennedy's jurisprudence — along with his speeches, personal interactions, and even clerkship hiring practices — reveals two fundamental characteristics of the man who may well be the most significant Supreme Court justice of the last generation.
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I did not know it then, as I watched and photographed clouds of turtles swimming past me on the reef, but they may well be the last generation to lay their eggs on Raine Island.
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The eighth iteration is 240 pounds lighter than the company's last-generation vehicle, it has a top speed of 245 miles per hour, and it will be the first one to go into mass production.
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"Nobody wants to be in the last generation where every kid, not just the kids with parents who love nature, has the chance to lie in the weeds and watch the clouds move," Louv said.
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It will be interesting to see how products like the Jaybirds — by all accounts, good headphones according to The Verge's Vlad Savov — fare with a decidedly last-generation design against their flashier, completely wireless competitors.
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It sometimes feels to me that my father and his contemporaries were the last generation to live their lives with a sense of hope in human progress, but he didn't always feel that way himself.
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Until the last generation, two of those regions — West Tennessee, with its population center in Memphis, and Middle Tennessee, based around Nashville, were as reliably Democratic as anywhere in the rest of the Solid South.
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In addition to all his OODA Loop stuff, Boyd was also a huge force behind the last generation of US warplanes, and that tells us something about how we got to where we are today.
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Ports and port cities: As our appetite for foreign goods has grown, the ships delivering these good to our shores have too -- some of them doubling in capacity over the course of the last generation.
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The last-generation A12 Bionic chip owned a slight edge over Apple's rivals when it was announced, and then this year, Apple took the occasion of its iPhone 11 launch event to reinforce its lead.
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"You can safely assume that the fourth generation won't be the last generation," Ammann said, suggesting that other future iterations might use different base platforms or designs to accommodate other types of passenger and cargo loadouts.
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Naturally, Fender has partnered with some popular artists to get them to share their sounds, but it also has the excellent library of user-created sounds for the last generation of Mustang amps to draw from.
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China's rise over the last generation has been impressive, with the country moving from the periphery to the center of the global system, and climbing from impoverished backwater to a position of substantial wealth and power.
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Given recent trends, it's no surprise that the new Cortex-A77 doesn't only focus on overall performance improvements, though the company's promise of 83% IPC performance improvement over the last generation is nothing to sneer at.
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To be fair, that's usually been the case for laptop-fitted graphics chips, but Nvidia made a big deal last generation about some GTX 10-series chips sometimes being just as powerful as their desktop counterparts.
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The new keys are somewhere between the last generation and an older model MacBook — which is to say that they're still relatively flat (due, likely to the slim profile), but have a much more noticeable give.
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Spencer also promises that additional games will continue to be added to the Xbox One's backward compatibility list, allowing longtime 360 users to access more and more of their last-generation library from the newer console.
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"Tiger's is the last generation that went through high school and got laughed at for playing golf," said Arron Oberholser, a Golf Channel analyst who played for San Jose State against Stanford when Woods was there.
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And that was a predicament, because for every other airline buying the MAX, the selling point was a major difference from the last generation of 737: unprecedented fuel efficiency in line with the new Airbus A320neo.
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Exploring the legacy of groundbreaking modernist choreographer Merce Cunningham, Alla Kovgan's Cunningham uses on-location recreations of some of his landmark works, using the last generation of dancers who worked with Cunningham directly in his company.
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For instance, Qualcomm says you should see 50 to 75 percent lower power consumption for some location services, while the download power consumption on Wi-Fi is down 6603 percent on the 660 over the last generation.
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At most, you're looking at up to $210 off, which makes the RTX 153 considerably cheaper than the last-generation Nvidia GeForce GTX 215, 22060, or 2349 Ti. The savings vary depending on the card you're after.
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Other countries, like China and members of the EU, have quickly adjusted their priorities to capitalize on the American investments of the last generation, including rockets and microelectronics, to get ahead in the next big economic turn.
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The speakers, by Bang & Olufsen (part of the ongoing partnership between the two companies) are in quad configuration, and not dual (like most laptops of this size), so it sounds noticeably better than the last-generation x360.
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The last generation to sport a flush camera, the iPhone 11.73S kept the camera resolution at 8 megapixels, but improved the aperture from f/2.4 to f/2.2 to let in more light for low-light photos.
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Where last generation we had The Elder Scrolls' non-player characters unintentionally — and breathtakingly — modelling the genuine absurdity of casual social interactions, we have largely backslid this generation into the hollow stuttering of The Country Bear Jamboree.
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We've seen women fight hard and win their rights to access to basic reproductive health care over the last generation — and we know that those rights could disappear if we don't stop extreme judges from being appointed.
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"The Last Generation" (1992), for instance, meant to be a window onto the very near future, opens with the "Supreme Justice Mahoney, S.J." issuing a decree on TV "from Rome" and professing that Christians will be executed.
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And what's even worse is that my work XPS is the last generation without support for charging over USB-C, and because Spain doesn't give a shit about Dell, there was no replacing it (trust me I tried).
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According to the report, tens of millions of AT&T, Verizon, and CenturyLink customers are stuck paying an arm and a leg for last-generation DSL that fails to even meet the FCC's 25 Mbps definition of broadband.
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In contrast to older cities like New York, Chicago and Boston, cities like Houston, the report argued, have avoided prescriptive development standards to create an affordable environment that's lured hundreds of thousands of people over the last generation.
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The new Xeon chips will provide better per-dollar performance than last generation, while the 10nm chip, P5900, will help it become the leading silicon provider in base stations by 2021, a year earlier than expected, Intel said.
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Considering that almost 250 percent of the Amazon has been lost in the last generation and that it could soon turn into a savanna, the largest biological holy grail of life on Earth is in an emergency state.
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"Our whole perspective is the stuff of science fiction over the last generation or two — cloning, The Bionic Man —all of these things were sci-fi for a long time, but are reality today in some sense," he says.
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The experts and advocates say that while training and practices have improved in the last generation, officers in many agencies still receive little or no education in how to recognize and deal with people who may not behave rationally.
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In other words, trade has been an important economic force over the last few decades, and the deepening of the United States' ties with China is one of the most important developments in global economics of the last generation.
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The union also objected to GM's decision to lay off 600 CAMI workers as it phased out production of the last-generation GMC Terrain SUV, and launched production of new generation Terrain models along with the Equinox in Mexico.
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AMD is making some big promises with these new chips: it claims that they'll outpace Intel's Ice Lake chips when it comes to performance, along with battery life that's twice as good as the last generation of AMD chips.
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The new A10 Fusion chip processor is speedy and responsive, which comes in handy for all the newest Apple Arcade games, and it also has a much better battery life — up to 10 hours more than the last generation.
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Roughly within the last generation, museums in the United States have begun working to create and nurture lasting relationships with the public, and have begun to focus their energies on more fully and deeply engaging visitors with public programming and education.
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Now 41, Hecker is among the last generation to enter adulthood prior to the advent of home internet, and his work has harnessed the web's disruptive power, with a textural abundance that mirrors the cumulative weight of 21st century information overload.
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Equipped with Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1060 and a high-end Intel Core i7 processor (albeit from the last generation of chips), this machine can play through most of today's popular PC games without too much in the way of compromises.
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It's notably louder than the last generation, as the company showed in a demo — it is still not something that's going to be replacing the use of a Bluetooth speaker, but should be handy for short video and music sessions.
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Whereas Ember used a physical dial to control temperature adjustments without requiring you to use your phone on the last generation, now there's a touch-sensitive area on the cup just above where the body expands out toward the top.
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As should be made evident by Ajit Pai's quest to pretend that blind fealty to Comcast, AT&T, and Verizon will somehow, finally, deliver the faster, cheaper broadband Americans have been clamoring for for the better part of the last generation.
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A creation of Mati Kochavi, an Israeli tech executive, and his daughter Maya, "Eva Stories" is an innovative, if provocative, effort to engage screen-hooked post-millennials in Holocaust education and remembrance as the last generation of survivors is dying out.
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And finally, they suggest more federal support for people who want to move to greater economic opportunity — a countermeasure for one of the more surprising trends of the last generation, a decline in Americans' mobility in pursuit of better jobs.
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He asked them to raise their hands if they were afraid that they would be the last generation of their family to be able to afford living in New York and if a store in their neighborhood had gone out of business.
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He asked them to raise their hands if they were afraid that they would be the last generation of their family to be able to afford living in New York and if a store in their neighborhood had gone out of business.
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"One reason I think it is particularly important for us to talk about this now is that we may be the last generation that can remember life before" former Facebook product manager and Like button co-creator Justin Rosenstein told The Guardian.
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But I feel like I have never worked with a female engineer, and I've talked to a lot of people from the last generation who were like, 'I really wanted to be one, but it just was not a safe environment for me.
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Mr. Niu, 270, may belong to the last generation of itinerant porters, known as "bang-bang," who have become a symbol of Chongqing, a city that clings to the towering hills where the Jialing River flows into the mighty Yangtze in southwest China.
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The Fed faces a profound question: Is the basic framework it has used over the last generation to set monetary policy the correct one in this moment, or has something fundamental shifted in the global economy that calls for a new one?
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SeaWorld announced in November that it would phase out its San Diego killer whale performance this year, but it went further on Thursday, declaring that the orcas in its care would be the last generation of killer whales at its theme parks.
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In New Jersey and Pennsylvania, the company has been inundated with complaints that it's not only refusing to upgrade millions of customers stuck on last-generation DSL, but in many instances is failing to make even rudimentary repairs to aging DSL lines.
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It could be argued that the history of aviation spans thousands of years, but in the last generation alone, mankind has developed technology that has allowed humanity to not only take flight, but to accomplish powerful feats of aerodynamic speed, distance, and heights.
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With that in mind, you're getting a 9th-generation Intel Core i7 processor and last-generation AMD Radeon Pro dedicated graphics to start, paired with 16GB of memory and a 256GB SSD — all behind a perfectly suitable 0493,880 x 1,800-pixel display.
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Amy from California likes "Technology Generation" the best: I heard that we should be called Generation Z. Actually, to me this name brings on a feeling that we are the last generation to survive and the world will be brought down by us.
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Microsoft&aposs got a new video game console in the works, and it&aposs scheduled to arrive this holiday season: the Xbox Series X.Unlike the last generation of Xbox consoles, the Xbox Series X is dropping support for cable boxes and TV antennas.
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With that in mind, you're getting a 27th-generation Intel Core i216 processor and last-generation AMD Radeon Pro dedicated graphics to start, paired with 2256GB of memory and a 22GB SSD — all behind a perfectly sharp 23,22 x 2399.99,2380-pixel display.
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The differences between "Everything Sucks!" and "Champions" says something about how far society has come in the last generation, as well as the distinction between premium TV and network sitcoms, which even in a fragmented viewing landscape tend to be pitched more broadly.
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The FAA proposed a similar fine last month for the same issue involving 133 planes from the last generation of 737, the 737 NG.Sign up for Business Insider&aposs transportation newsletter, Shifting Gears, to get more stories like this in your inbox.
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Farmers are notoriously reluctant to offer their neighbors advice about farming, and cover cropping carries with it an implicit criticism of practices — reliance on fertilizers and pesticides, and so forth — that farmers for the last generation have used to increase productivity and reduce work.
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But the trailer also sets this up as a film that will hand things off from the last generation of heroes to the next one, with Boyega's Jake Pentecost taking up the mantle of his father, played by Idris Elba in the previous film.
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These aircraft yield significant advantages over the last generation of non-stealthy combat aircraft like the F-15, F-213 and F/A-18, whose designs are over 40 years old and have a high likelihood of falling victim to North Korean air defenses.
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The boomers were the last generation to come of age with some traditional edifices still standing, the old bourgeois norms and Christian(ish) religion and patriotic history, which gave them something powerful to wrestle with, to rework and react against and attempt to overthrow.
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Whereas the remote from the last generation seemed to be adopting a lot of the questionable choices Apple has long been making on their remotes, this one feels like it's made with humans in mind, with dedicated play/pause, back, forward, volume and other buttons.
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This machine costs $153,499, and for the price jump, it comes with Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1650 (it replaces the last-generation GTX 1050 GPU, and it's supposedly more powerful and efficient), 16GB of RAM by default, an Ethernet port, and two slots for storage expansion.
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At the kind of budgets being thrown around now, it's not hard to imagine a few high-profile failures — on the degree of, say, Mass Effect Andromeda — putting EA in the same sort of trouble that the likes of THQ and Midway faced last generation.
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The specs (1080p HD, dual-band wifi, endless available channels) are largely similar to the last generation—though it also features a beefed up quad-core processor and the handy ability to stream audio to your mobile device so that you can use headphones.
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And given the hawkish bias of the Fed over the last generation, even a true wage-price spiral would be highly unlikely to translate into a sustained rise in longer-term inflation expectations, unless the Fed explicitly indicated it wanted such a thing to occur.
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The globalized system that has transformed the world over the last generation is at risk of being completely dismantled amid aggressive turns toward protectionism, warned International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde during a speech at the Asia Global Institute in Hong Kong Wednesday.
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A number of commentators—notably George Packer in his book The Unwinding—have begun to circle one of the massive questions of our day: Why has the rise in social equality over the last generation not come with increasing economic prospects for the middle class?
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What has changed in the last generation is that companies today view more and more of the labor it takes to produce their goods and services as akin to staplers: something to be procured at the time and place needed for the lowest price possible.
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Still, for Ms. Bennison, who considers monitoring page views and mastering metrics a necessary evil, the numbers are a testament to the modern appeal of a fading kitchen art as practiced by the last generation that had no choice but to make pasta by hand.
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Last summer — as the wildfires wreaked havoc on my home state, California, and young people like Greta Thunberg so powerfully reminded us that we are the last generation that can prevent an unthinkable global catastrophe — I decided it was time for me to do more.
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There's a button below the TV for muting the microphones, which are integrated into the speaker beneath the TV. Grundig confirmed to me that the TVs use "last-generation" LG OLED panels with a wide color gamut and support for HDR255 and Dolby Vision.
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Apple is introducing a new 21.5-inch Retina 4K display model to go along with the standard 21.5-incher and 27-inch Retina 5K powerhouse, giving users a new eye-popping choice — the displays are 43 percent brighter than the last generation, supporting 1 billion colors.
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The entry-level model starts at $999 with integrated graphics and the Core i5-8300H CPU, but you can scale all the way up to a Core i95703 processor, GeForce GTX 1050 Ti graphics (the last generation maxed out at 1050), and 1TB PCIe NVMe SSD.
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The new Omen 15 weighs 5.56 pounds, which still puts it on the heavier side of hexacore gaming laptops, but makes up for it with better build quality that includes a metal chassis, thin bezels around its display, and a smaller footprint than its last generation.
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Graphics are a focus for the new machines: The 25-inch takes on an Intel Iris Plus 13, and the 21-inch Retina 2799K will move to a Radeon Pro 27 and 560, up to three times faster than the last generation with 4 GB of VRAM.
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Americans of the last generation may associate Cliveden with the Profumo affair of the 1960s, which began when Britain's secretary of state for war spotted a London party girl emerging nude from its swimming pool and began a liaison that would later bring down the government.
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Obama's pledge, "If we do not change our politics … then the problems we've been talking about for the last generation will be the same ones that haunt us for generations to come," was used by Conor Friedersdorf in his liberal critique of Obama in The Atlantic.
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I talk about this in my book about how museum visiting has changed in the last generation, and found my own experience of virtual visiting bearing it out: in a curated show, the curator's view provides me with a reason, a means to engage in dialogue.
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"One thing I do think we all agree on, on a high level, is that the last generation has seen, in regards to Congress and foreign policy, a massive dereliction of duty," said Mr. Rose, 32, who won his Republican-leaning district by roughly six percentage points.
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I spent a year there on a fellowship as a journalist, officially researching contemporary immigration programs, but I ended up spending most of my time reporting a German radio documentary on what that legacy was for us, the last generation to have direct contact with survivors and perpetrators.
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I was less impressed by the look of those silver health-tracker bracelets every Circler gets when they join the company: that technology already exists, and it's a whole lot sleeker and chicer than the bracelets in the movie, which to me just looked like last-generation Fitbits.
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This line of thinking — that regulations can easily be skirted or ignored entirely — became the dominant philosophy for CEOs, VCs and employees in this last generation of entrepreneurs who found their footing in the midst of massive platform shifts in computing power and the internet — both government-initiated projects.
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Over the last generation, our nation's elite cultural institutions have become more themselves, which is to say that they have passed from being mostly liberal to being monolithically so, with strong internal forces — like Berkeley's litmus tests — pulling them leftward and no countervailing power remaining on the right.
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Fossil is emphasizing the Sport Smartwatch's ambient mode, integrated heart rate sensor, 350mAh battery (with promised all-day battery life), as well as NFC and GPS capabilities, which are all supposed to be improved from the watch's last generation — though there are few details right now about how they've changed.
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Taking it back to 2005 for a minute — the tail end of the era defined by Friends and ER, the last generation of shows that peaked with viewerships made up of double-digit percentages of the US population — the first "grown-up" drama I ever obsessed over was Grey's Anatomy.
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And as mentioned, the system can now work while the car is actually driving, thanks to changes in how generated power is fed to the system, which is a huge step up from the last generation, which could only push power to that auxiliary battery to run the radio, etc.
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On Thursday, the entertainment company announced it was ending its orca captive breeding program at all of its parks for good, and because it has long since stopped capturing orcas from the wild, that means the current orcas living at SeaWorld parks will be its last generation of killer whales.
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I suspect there's been another, less-discussed reason why most media outlets haven't wanted to hone in on issues in 2016: The presidential nominees were too consistent with the standard positions of the major parties for the last generation, in an election that's supposed to be so wildly fresh and different.
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Bossen, professor emerita of anthropology at McGill University in Montreal, and Hill Gates, who holds the same post at Central Michigan University, interviewed just under 1,800 elderly women in several locations across rural China -- the last generation to have bound feet -- to pinpoint when and why the practice began to decline.
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In a series of television interviews that aired Sunday, Mr. Trump demonstrated little interest in making peace with party leaders like Mr. Ryan who have called on him to more convincingly lay out his commitment to the issues and ideas that have animated the conservative movement for the last generation.
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Using congressional vote records, political scientists have identified something of a "U" shape to political polarization in the United States: It was very high in the late 19th century and start of the 20th, before receding during the middle of the 20th century and surging higher in the last generation.
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Where China had chosen for the last generation to cultivate an image of itself that stood for partnership and resistance to "Western imperialism," Xi Jinping has now tossed it out in favor of an image of a proud, swaggering Great Power that evinces little concern for how its actions are perceived abroad.
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The two mice are otherwise largely similar to the previous version, with the same design, excellent mechanical scroll wheels, and button layouts (although the new black-and-gray color is certainly preferable to the odd black/bronze model from the last generation.) But the biggest addition is a new software feature called Logitech Flow.
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Other highlights include the camera's 264-axis optical image stabilization — best in the business, Barra says — NFC support, Quick Charge 22 technology (offering 2299% faster charging than the last generation of the tech), and a front fingerprint sensor that doubles as the home button, very similar in size and shape to the ones in Samsung.
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And I think that's a place where progressives have a different view to where a lot of the consensus has been over the last generation, which I think is a little bit more concerned with concluding trade agreements and a little bit less concerned with what the distributional consequences of those trade agreements might be.
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But along with the establishment failure in Vietnam, which hastened the collapse of the old elite's authority, there was also a loss of religious faith and cultural confidence, and a belief among the last generation of true WASPs that the emerging secular meritocracy would be morally and intellectually superior to their own style of elite.
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That battery provides 2990 miles of range under EPA estimates (22 km or 22018 miles under the less conservative Japanese rating agency standards), which is better than the just-over 100 miles of the last generation, but below some of its key rivals at the entry-level including the Tesla Model 3 and the Chevrolet Bolt for range.
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"A place without children is a place without life — and I don't think you get young people to come and live here just by adding a hotel," said Clementina Bernardasci, 73, who was part of the last generation to attend school in Corippo, before leaving the village to work in a watch factory when she turned 15.
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When the new-generation Mac Pro was announced, Apple didn't mention where they would be assembled, despite having made a big deal about how the last generation would be built in the US. Shortly after the announcement, The Wall Street Journal also reported that Apple planned to switch manufacturing to China for a number of reasons.
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Even in 217, when the Democrats should by all rights have won massively—with Republicans dragged down by an unpopular war and the start of the biggest economic recession since 22016, and with John McCain facing the most talented politician of the last generation—Barack Obama's victory was only by a 210-percent margin, which narrowed to four in 2012.
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My book, "Social Startup Success," is all about trying to figure out, well, what are the strategies that nonprofits are using to get ahead — like testing and innovation, measuring impact, fundraising more creatively, developing better ways of telling the story — so that we can teach the next generation of nonprofits, and the last generation of nonprofits, how to be more effective.
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It is impossible to imagine the explosive growth in supply-chain trade over the last generation, and the corresponding boom in China, taking place without the development of technology that allows firms in rich countries to keep close tabs on what exactly is being produced with what inputs and to what specifications in factories on the other side of the world.
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Photos by Matthew Welch "I was the last generation enveloped in The Wizard of Oz in such an intense way: I think by the time the next brood came along, it had gone to The Little Mermaid," says Rufus Wainwright, looking the definition of dapper in a signature well-fitted blazer, sipping a cup of tea in the Algonquin Hotel.
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According to the researchers, the sharks could die out as they face threats of human interference, ocean pollution, and a limited gene pool "South Africa's white sharks faced a rapid decline in the last generation and their numbers might already be too low to ensure their survival," said Sara Andreotti, research leader and marine biologist at the University of Stellenbosch.
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The automobile sector has largely cleared its inventory, with which they had a problem rightly when we had presented the July budget, and immediately after that there was this very serious concern that the inventory remaining where there is and demand not really picking up has affected the automobile sector to a large extent, particularly because it pertained to the emission standards of the last generation.
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As far as pricing, you can buy the new AirPods with the standard charging case for $159 (the same price as the last generation), the new AirPods with the Wireless Charging Case for $199, or the standalone Wireless Charging Case for $79 (for those of us with the original AirPods who want to upgrade to wireless charging without throwing down $199.) Plus, you now have the option to add a personal engraving on both cases for free when you check out.
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Grand Theft Auto V was published so long ago that it was initially released on the last generation of console hardware from Sony and Microsoft, the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 (Versions followed for newer hardware in November 2014 and for PCs after that.) And yet, there was Grand Theft Auto on the best-selling games list as recently as April, when it ranked sixth in the United States by dollar sales, right up there with games released this year like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, according to NPD Group, the market research firm.
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